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Oklahoma Bats

. . . Coming Out of the Dark

If you have a bat house already mounted or know of a roosting area for bats, the Wildlife Diversity Program would like to hear from you. Call or write for the "Bat House/Bat Roosting Survey."
To learn more about Oklahoma's endangered bats, request "Oklahoma's Endangered Species" booklet from the Wildlife Diversity Program.
Dr. William Caire, co-author of this brochure, is a recognized mammologist specializing in bats. Write to him at the Biology Department, University of Central Oklahoma, 100 University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034.
Bat Conservation International is recognized as the international leader in conservation initiatives that protect bats and their habitats. They have an "Adopt-A-Bat" program that people can support. Write BCI, P.O. Box 162603, Austin, TX 78716, or call (512) 327-9721.

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